Mr Pai, a highly experienced Consultant Vascular and General Surgeon, is set to visit Herona Community Hospital on a capacity-building mission aimed at enhancing surgical care and professional skills within the hospital. Mr. Pai holds distinguished qualifications including FRCS (Vascular), MD, FRCS (Edinburgh), MBBS, and MS, and is registered under GMC Number C4740993. He currently serves as a Consultant Vascular
Herona Community Hospital has received a major boost in its efforts to combat tuberculosis (TB) and HIV following a new initiative by the Ministry of Health Uganda, working through Joint Medical Stores. Under this program, the hospital will begin receiving free TB test kits and essential medical supplies aimed at improving the diagnosis and management of TB, especially among people
Association of Surgeons of Uganda recently visited Herona Community Hospital in a significant step toward strengthening surgical services within our community. The visit brought together a team of experienced surgeons who toured the hospital facilities, interacted with our medical staff, and assessed our capacity to support advanced surgical care. It was a moment of great importance for our institution, reflecting
On behalf of Herona Community Hospital, we extend our deepest condolences to 1Met2000, Liz, and daughter Kathy Green on the passing of our dear friend and supporter, Professor Colin Green. We are deeply saddened by this loss. Professor Green was a true friend to our hospital and a compassionate supporter whose kindness and generosity touched many lives within our community.
Dr Butron T recently visited Herona Community Hospital alongside a team of expatriate professionals in what marks an important milestone for the growth and future development of our facility. The visit provided an opportunity for the team to engage with our staff, tour the hospital, and gain firsthand insight into the services we offer and the challenges we face in
In June 2026, Herona Community Hospital carried out a successful outreach program providing free cataract surgeries to members of the community. This initiative was aimed at restoring sight and improving the quality of life for individuals suffering from cataract-related vision loss. Cataracts remain one of the leading causes of preventable blindness, especially among the elderly. Many people continue to live
At Herona Community Hospital in Kisoga, Mukono, every Monday is dedicated to a vital service—our weekly vaccination clinic. This clinic plays a crucial role in safeguarding the health of infants and young children in our community. However, with the growing number of mothers turning up each week, the need for better facilities has become increasingly evident. In response to this